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No.22, Clapham Common North Side, viewed from the rear. For many years called Clarence House School and wrongly called Captain Cook's House. The poet Thomas Hood studied here and described the place in a poem. Now private residences, the archway still exist. Etching by Albert Warren, c.1920.

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Details
Collection:	Clapham Antiquarian Society
Image type:	Etching
Artist:
Ref:	00742
Identifier:	SP22/188/CLAR.2
Date:	c.1920